This course has been so great and very rich in insights regarding colors and values, that I cannot recommend it enough! I really enjoyed it!

Thank you so much Àngela for sharing this, your work and your approach to art is truly inspiring.

I experimented a bit with the concepts explained during class and I'd like to share 2 artworks where I feel I managed what I wanted to express in terms of colors. Also, these 2 artworks are the ones where I had more fun while experimenting and I'll take that feeling in great account, as I have not been feeling like that for a while in my ever evolving art journey.

I'd love to hear your feedback about them :)

1st reference: a frame from the movie A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night

2nd reference: a frame from the movie Trainspotting

thanks again!

my two final projects - image 1 - student project

Update 3/11:

I'd like to share with you all a few new attempts I made recently and I'd really love to hear what you all think about 'em :)

I worked on two more artworks: the first one I did using the same technic (and brush) that I used in the previous projects I shared;

but for second artwork I wanted to try the impasto technic. This is my first attempt at it and is driven by my wish to incorporate more traditional texture (and feeling) in my digital work.

I am still not sure if I achieved my purpose tho. I mean I like 'em both even tho I can't help but feel like the 2nd one is a bit stiff. And I'd love for my artworks to vibrate a little.

Anyway, if you have any thoughts feel free to share :) i'd love to hear it all

thank you so much,

hugs!

n1:

my two final projects - image 3 - student project

n2:

my two final projects - image 4 - student project

Giulia Catalano

illustrator

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